Why can't you drill into the tile? A very strong adhesive would work, not sure which would be best though. I'd drill More on reddit.com

I live in the southeast so we have hot humid weather year-round. I installed waterproof LVP throughout my house. For the bathrooms I wanted to change it up and learned to install tile for the first time. Also because I partially don't trust the waterproof nature of LVP. Sure it's waterproof on the surface but I am still a bit afraid of water going underneath the planks during a leak, being trapped and causing mold. Another thing I noticed is the LVP flooring as a limited repeating pattern. So about 6-7 planks are different. Even if you mix it up a number of ways you'll see the repeats all of the time. I didn't have that issue with my tiles. More on reddit.com

Go to a floor store, buying floor products from a furniture store is not a good idea, flooring stores have on going relationships with distributors and could usually get things cheaper, due to the quantities purchased. Who knows what kind of installers a furniture store has. The furniture store prob has a significant markup. They will sub it out to some clown installation company. That installation company will take a cut, then sub it out to a floor guy. This is how Home Depot and Lowe’s does it. By the time the installer gets it most of the money is gone Edit: adding extra middle men will cost more money, and cause confusion on who is responsible for what, when problems occur they all blame each other, and you’re fucked More on reddit.com

Cons: Very slippery on floors when wet or feet /shoes are wet. Some might say "easy to clean". HOWEVER, you will literally see every streak and footprint. If you have OCD this is not for you. Any scratches or chips will be very noticeable. Reflects natural and synthetic light differently, sometimes can be blinding. I always recommend polish on walls (showers washrooms etc) And same tile but matte on the floors What I always tell people is take samples home, lay on floor and leave there for a couple days, the flooring changes at different times of day pending natural light coming in through windows, when the sun is set etc. Side tip: do not go with white grout, off white or grey is the way to go. The grout will eventually discolor. If you go white make sure grout is sealed after install (some people mix sealer in grout mix, pros and cons to this) Good luck! More on reddit.com